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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1905

Page

5

Impressions of the State Fair from Miss Metcalf

Miss Lillian Metcalf trainer at Cascade avschool recounts a week at the fair. She notes the American duo and Japanese displays, a balloon ascent, a Columbia River trip, shopping downtown, and visits to the Government building, fishery exhibit, Dead Letter Office, and Davenport farm, praising fellow teachers and the overall spirit of sightseeing and camaraderie.

Portland The Star Lillian Metcalf Cascade Avchool Milas Lou A. Chase Walla Walla Sion Washington Seattle Guilda Lake Terra Firma Columbia River Davenport Farm Daven

YERXAA Wholesale Grocers Offers and Prices

YERXAA Wholesale Grocers advertises delivery offers from 15.00 and up with 26 cent cartage. List includes 6 lb Pearl Tapioca at 18 cents, 10 lb Fancy Head Rice at 10 cents, 10 lb beat Japan Rice at 43 cents, 100 lb beat Japan Rice at 80 cents, White Pearl Floating Soap, Banta Claus Soap, fancy new crop black figs, Hoffman House Coffee King Brand, and various screw-top can sizes with per pound pricing. F. R. Yerxa & Sons, Main and Occidental.

Japan Ceedees Cutee Ans Hoffman House King

Oscar Wise Sent to Jail in Larceny Case

Oscar Wise No 2 is jailed in King County on larceny charges after a deputy sheriff detained him at the door. Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh filed the information, as jailer Oscar Wise maintains he is not in deeper trouble than usual.

King County Oscar Wise No Oscar Wise No 2 Oscar No Mackintosh Oscar Wise Jatler

War at Everett port widens between sailors and longshoremen

Aug 20 report from Everett describes a renewed sailor longshoreman clash following earlier Tacoma and Bellingham incidents. P B GH, Seattle Sailors union agent, declares war against Everett Longshoremen's union. Sailors plan to load ships with enough men to keep them in Everett, blaming longshoremen and urging the Everett union to sever ties with the international.

Everett Puget Sound Tacoma Bellingham P. B. GH Seatttle Sailors Union Everett Longshoremen's Union

Columbia launches new boat at Wenatchee

The Columbia Navigation Company launched its new boat at Wenatchee on Tuesday. The State Penitentiary is expanding using convict labor. Mrs Janee Gillihan, Clarke county pioneer, died at her Vancouver home Tuesday. Henry Wolf, Cheballe man, murdered near Cheballe Tuesday with pockets rifled. Trout on the Ducewallups river killed by dynamite and left to rot. An open switch at North Yakima derailed a yard engine and delayed traffic for four hours Tuesday.

Columbia The Columbia Navigation Company Wenatchee Janee Gillihan Clarke County Vancouver Ducewallups River Anteen North Yakima

Secret elopement adds page to famed Gamboge clan tale

New York reports Miss Lillian Somgomery secretly wed William Elder Gilbert on June 23, continuing a four generation line of elopements. The piece traces Gilbert’s family history from a Philadelphia grandmother’s elopement to wartime galveston gunboat events and multiple secret marriages across relatives in Oneonta Hartwick and beyond.

New York Lillian Somgomery William Elder Gilbert Gilbert Philadelphia William Cay Westfield Galveston Cox Hamblett Henrietta Woman Samuel Gilbert Hamblet Oneonta N. Y William Gireh Hartwick

Fight for Mitchell's Chair of Isthmian Canal Panel

Washington Aug 30 A Senate committee reshuffle next December could spark a clash over who chairs the Isthmian canal committee. Senator Mitchell of Oregon faces removal from the chair as canal legislation rises in importance. If Mitchell cannot preside, Senator Platt would be next, but lacking drive, Senator Kittredge of South Dakota seeks the chair and plans to replace Mitchell.

Washington, D. C United States Senate Mitchell Oregon Senate Committee On Committees Canal Committee Senate Chamber Portland Supreme Court Platt New York Kittredge South Dakota

Fag System at Stanford

Stanford University introduces a modified English fag system at the start of the academic year. Freshmen endure a new training course conducted by upperclassmen as the faculty abandons prior milder rituals and the elder students adopt harsher methods of instruction.

Stanford University Cal Stanford

Freshmen at Encina Hall Learn Respect for Upper Classmen

Freshmen are assigned tasks to aid upper classmen, moving trunks and helping decorate rooms. In some cases seniors discipline newcomers by making them clean shoes and perform menial duties to deter disrespect and instill deference.

Encina Hall

Miner Sullivan Rescued After 24 Hours Entombed

At Mountain Consolidated mine in Butte Utah miner Don Sullivan, who came to bury a brother, was entombed for a day after a cave in on the 100 foot level. A 50 man rescue gang found him alive, he slept to conserve strength as air grew foul and tapped to signal. He climbed out unaided.

Butte Mont Don Sulvan Utah Sullivan Eureka Mountain Consolidated

Seventh Day Adventists Hold Regular Conference and Camp Meeting

The Seventh Day Adventists conclude their regular annual conference and camp meeting session with scheduled sermons, reports, and communal activities. Leaders outline upcoming mission work and church initiatives during the gathering.

Seventh Day Adventists

Green Lake gathering hosts 400 from 31 churches

More than 400 people from 31 churches converge at Green Lake for several days. The grounds feature two large assembly pavilions 63 tents and additional services including a store and restaurant.

Green Lake

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Yerxaa F. R. Yerxa & Sons Chase Bros. Hackley and Carlisle L. G. Beck Miles City, Moent Tower's Piano House Union St. Seatts P. I Kline 4&4 Rosenberg 625 First Avenue Beattie Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union Standard Furniture Co Schoenfeld & Sons Firat Ave Hag & Home News OF the State Penitentiary Okanogan Henry Wolf Cheballe Leopement Aes Second Avenue and University Street U. S Bears Adventists Cline Geo. H. Woodhouse Second Avenue
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